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in reply to a message by Tippins
Baruch reminds me of Baruch Spinoza, a very cool Jewish philosopher who eventually changed his name to Benedict when he was excommunicated as they mean the same thing. So I like Baruch. It's very rough and manly and the meaning is good. It is good.
Bonaventure is a bit much (even for you). Baldassare is neat, but I like the original Baltazar/Balthazar more, though the meaning is boring. Barakat is kinda cool. I like it.. don't have much to say about it. Wasn't one Boniface a particularly evil pope? In any case, I don't like it at all. I also realize the irony of this. It also has face in it, making it amusing.
Shiphrah's meaning is also "meh okay" to me and I like the sound, but I don't like the look. It's alloverness is "meh".
Bonaventure is a bit much (even for you). Baldassare is neat, but I like the original Baltazar/Balthazar more, though the meaning is boring. Barakat is kinda cool. I like it.. don't have much to say about it. Wasn't one Boniface a particularly evil pope? In any case, I don't like it at all. I also realize the irony of this. It also has face in it, making it amusing.
Shiphrah's meaning is also "meh okay" to me and I like the sound, but I don't like the look. It's alloverness is "meh".
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